Eisenstein created the Russian
Eisenstein created the Russian version of "T.V." to commercialize his title and to demonstrate he is not a "marketer" or a "gadfly" but a "artist". This is exactly what the movie was trying to do. The actors and actresses are well-drawn, the photography is absolutely stunning and the score for the film is excellent. The movie is as much about the human condition as it is about the human spirit. I would
Eisenstein created the Russian scene with the use of the setting of a Russian city, a city which is a typical Russian town and which is reputedly the center of a Russian society, but it is not clear whether this is a true story or just a fake one. The movie is weak in the first part, but it is very entertaining at the end. It is a shame that this director had to make an uneven and poorly executed movie. I enjoyed the